Metz Station

Metz station (or Metz Ville station) is a railway station in the Moselle department.

One of the most beautiful stations in France, it stands out for its major architectural interest. Built in 1908, it is listed as a historic monument for its passenger building, façades and roof, its reception room and its departure hall. The main hall has several shops, including two restaurants, a bookshop and a bakery. The station also has services and facilities for people with reduced mobility. Metz city centre is around 10 minutes' walk to the north.

Getting to Metz station

The LE MET' public transport network makes it easy to reach the station. It offers many bus lines that stop at the station, including the Mettis MA and Mettis MB bus rapid transit lines. Two shuttles are also available to Lorraine TGV station and Metz-Nancy-Lorraine airport.

Main destinations from Metz station

From Metz station, you can reach Paris in around 1 hour 20 minutes by TGV INOUI. Various TGV INOUI trains run all year round to Strasbourg, Mulhouse, Dijon, Lyon, Marseille and Montpellier, among others. OUIGO trains also link Paris to Strasbourg via Metz. On the TER Grand Est network, a large number of connections are available to passengers from the station. Services include the towns of Nancy, Thionville, Forbach, Sarrebourg, Longwy, Charleville-Mézières and Strasbourg.

The bus station is 400 metres away. It offers many journeys by departmental coach on the TIM network, as well as by Flixbus and BlaBlaCar Bus.